No.8 Resources - Deprivation of Citizenship (with links to Case Law)
The attached resource sheet on Deprivation of Citizenship contains links to relevant case Law and policy. I trust you will find it useful.
Adam Pipe, No.8 Chambers
2017 UT IAC Case Law Browser
I have set out below all of the head notes from the 2017 reported cases of the UT (IAC) (this includes JR decisions where there has been a head note added). Hopefully, this will provide you with an easy way to refresh/update yourself in respect of all of the major developments from the last 12 months. I hope you find it useful.
Adam Pipe.
Immigration cases 2017: July to December review
Immigration analysis: Adam Pipe, barrister at No 8 Chambers, picks out the key cases from July to December 2017 for immigration lawyers, and why they are of interest. Issues covered include Article 3 ECHR medical cases; EU law developments; visit visas, appeals and Article 8 ECHR; Tier 1 Entrepreneurs; deprivation of citizenship; consequences of sponsor licence revocation and whether a domestic violence application constitutes a human rights application and thereby attracts a right of appeal.
Read or download the review here.
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